Sentence examples for looked ghastly from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he looked ghastly.

"It looked ghastly," he said.

Sara looked ghastly, Morris told me.

Whoever was in charge of making up Artie Conn had done a hasty job of it, and though I told him that he came off very well, I thought that he looked ghastly.

The reality could not be concealed: Nixon, through no fault of his own, looked ghastly.

"People can't run rampant around London, but it [the footage] is appalling … it looks ghastly.

Her vases, she said, span a spectrum: one end is represented by a lovely vase that's utterly unfit for any floral arrangement whatsoever, and the other end by one that looks ghastly without anything in it.

Let's face it, some people look ghastly when they give an old-fashioned grin, displaying stretch lines and lopsided lips.

Soon after his debut his mother told him: "Darling, I saw you on television yesterday and you looked absolutely ghastly.

Not having any sense of nautical dynamics, I always drew the ship capsizing bow over stern — and certainly it looked more ghastly and impressive that way.

But green looks ghastly with bright colours.